Gunth's Movie Reviews directed by David Stanley (2)
Release date: 4/22/2006
Reviewed on: 5/27/2006
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Chris Cannon, Randy Spears, Eric Masterson, Mika Tan, Barrett Blade, Talon, Stephanie Tripp, Jamie Huxley, Joanna Angel, Carmen Hart
Directed by: David Stanley
Review brief: Plot/Story: Randy is a 40 something business man in a loveless marriage. During a business trip to Europe he wakes up to find Carmen Hart sharing a bed with him. What follows is a hilarious series of events culminating with Randy coming to understand the meaning of love and happiness, along with some great sex. I dont want to explain the plot too much because there are some surprises in it that are better left untold. Scenes: Barrett Blade and Jamie Huxley: Randy attempts to call his wife from the hotel, but she is too busy getting fucked. Nice little scene. Both performers were smiling at each other during the oral action, with a little bit of giggling and quick kisses. This is a lot more like two kids in love than a cheating spouse scene. I like how she sucks her thumb while getting done doggy style. Ends in a nice facial and cleanup. Randy passes out in bed to dream of a woman walking in. Randy takes her shoes off and puts then in his mouth while she massages his dick wither her feet and he sucks on toes.
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Release date: 1/11/2006
Reviewed on: 3/5/2006
Studio: Wicked
Starring: Evan Stone [I] (straight), Tony Tedeschi, Chris Cannon, Rayveness, Voodoo, Nicole Sheridan, Kaylani Lei, Eve Laurence
Directed by: David Stanley
Review brief: Never thought I would find myself watching clown pornand liking it. This is the first David Stanley movie for me since The Big Game a very long time ago (pretty decent movie if you can find it). Looking forward to seeing how he has matured since then. Plot: Evan Stone is a sad clown and recovering drunk who is in love with his roommate Kaylani Lei. Although he loves her, but can never find the words to express himself. After being at the death bed of his mentor clown (played by David Stanley) he resolves to tell Kaylani how he feelswhich ends up taking the rest of the movie. Overall the plot was pretty good. It was sad in places, but pretty funny without being campy. Audio/Visual: Great lighting and video quality. The music was also well put together. The mixture of circus music and mid-century lounge music fit nicely in with the plot of the movie. Extras: Behind the scenes, photo galleries, bonus scene from Between the Sheets, trailers, box cover shoot. Scene 1. Nicole Sheridan, Voodoo - pretty good scene despite being in black and white.
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